General Care Tips:

Electric Golf Carts:

Battery Care:

• New batteries need to be fully charged before first use, then you should fully charge them after every use.

• Battery cables should be tightly connected to the battery post, if there is a loose connection, the
  battery post could melt.

• Clean your batteries regularly to ensure battery cables have a connection free of dirt and corrosion. You should use corrosion preventative as needed.

• Add water to batteries to fill line (above plates) when needed. Older batteries require filling more
  often.

• Battery life is approximately 5-7 years.

• When it is time for new batteries, it is best to replace the set rather than replacing a single battery. This is a good time to replace your battery cables as well.
  
  
  

Storage:

• Battery life is approximately 5-7 years.

• Switch PDS or IQ carts to tow, or disconnectthe two cablesfrom your batteries to the motor (not the cables thatconnect from battery to battery)

• Remove key and put cart in neutral.

Cleaning:

• Use automotive cleaner and a sponge for the body.

• Use water or acrylic cleaner and a soft cloth for your windshield and let air dry.

• Clean vinyl seats with Gojo and rinse(apply to a small area first if seats are made custom).

• Use battery cleaner spray for batteries and rinse, do not spray water directly on electrical parts.

Gas Golf Carts:

Battery Care:

• Clean air filter.

• Change oil regularly.

• Replace spark plugs as needed (Usually with oil change).

• Come to a complete stop before switching between forward and reverse.

• Use regular gasoline, do not allow gasoline to become stale (approx. 60 days of no use).

• If a tank of gas lasts you more than a couple weeks, consider using a gasoline additive to slow the
  oxidation processand extend storage time.

• Check oil level regularly, allowing oil level to become too low is very harmful to your engine.

Cleaning:

• Use automotive cleaner and a sponge for the body.

• Use water or acrylic cleaner and a soft clothfor your windshield and let air dry.

• Clean vinyl seats with Gojo and rinse(apply to a small area first if seats are made custom).